Gramophone records

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(Leader. Philip Whiteway )
Conductor, Rae Jenkins

' Living Under Pressure ' by Canon Eric Heaton
Chancellor of Salisbury Cathedral
5—' Morals without Religion'

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A bulletin of food news to guide the household shopper
Compiled by June Jay

by Eric Dehn
Eric Dehn , a Grammar School master, taught for a term in a Lycee in Caen. In this talk he describes his experiences. A Lycee is roughly equivalent to a Grammar School in this country.

The St. Cecilia Trio:
Sylvia Cleaver (violin) Norman Jones (cello)
Pauline Howgill (piano)

PROKOFIEV
Records of movements from the Suite ' Lieutenant Kije ' and from the Piano Concerto No. 3

Bill Savill and his Orchestra

Short stories by Norah Burke read by Godfrey Kenton
' Day of the Red Death'
(' Jungle Picture ' was first broadcast in the Light Programme last January)

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A light-hearted inquiry in which famous stars of modern comedy step out of character and discuss their personal approach to the serious business of dispensing the precious commodity of laughter
10-The Art of Jimmy Edwards
Script by Gale Pedrick
Production by Tom Ronald

at the piano

Directed by Ernest Penfold with Mary Denise (soprano)

by John Galsworthy
Part 7

For Children of Most Ages
'Cherry Tree Cottage ' by G. M. Wilson
2— 'A Hole in the Roof '
Produced by Eve Burgess
After weeks spent in uncomfortable furnished rooms the Marlowe family have been lent Cherry Tree Cottage, a pretty little house in a Devonshire village. When they arrive they find that the thatch needs repairing, the garden weeding, the rooms cleaning, and the windows mending; but they set to work, with the help of their strange neighbour Mr. Durrant, to bring Cherry Tree Cottage to life again.
(A new production of the play first broadcast in 1951) 5.40 Talking Time
2— 'The Lovely Lyre Bird ' by Stafford Byrne

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Talk by the Rev. Eric Worstead
The present Principal reviews the development of this college since its foundation in 1856 by Charles Haddon Spurgeon.

A twice-weekly survey of current affairs
Speakers in the studio in London and from regional and overseas centres contribute news and views on the issues of today and tomorrow

An Investigation into the problem of road accidents in some European countries: Western Germany, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, and France
Narrated by Robert Reid
Script by Geoffrey Willans
Produced by Bettine Rampton

followed by late weather forecast for land areas